As the exams here run for five hours long per test, I was anticipating the test to be really difficult, hence the copious studying, hence the instrumental rock!
In Sweden, literally, the only thing I did this week was study. I would say I had the most fun this week watching T.V. shows while making and wrapping dumplings for dinner!
In Greece, there's so much I could say... We met up with some friends I had made in Sweden who live in Thessaloniki, so she and her best friend took us around the area! We went on hikes, saw historical sites, took photos, played basketball, shot arrows at an archery range, ate great food, and enjoyed each other's company.
In Sweden, I read my textbook, lecture notes, and old exams with their solutions. I also read up on things to do in Greece as well as how to become a day trader and how to better invest my money at a young age.
In Greece, I read maps of the cities, read articles written about the sculptures displayed in the Acropolis Museum, and read menu descriptions for the food I ordered!
I swam, played card games with my friends, played basketball, shot arrows, and ran a few races against my friends!
Try to find locals who can show you around when traveling! It is so much more fun and so much more cost effective
